David Yermack, a professor at NYU's Stern School of Business, studied the first lady's impact on apparel stocks for companies associated with outfits she wore.

The results are impressive: she added over $5B in equity value to those firms in aggregate and stocks typically went up almost 2% in the week following her appearance.

What does this have to say about celebrity endorsement of stocks and companies? I ask David about this and more on this week's episode of Tradestreaming Radio.

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How Michelle Obama added $5B in market cap to apparel stocks - with David Yermack

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How Michelle Obama added $5B in market cap to apparel stocks - with David Yermack

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